
Former Verkhovna Rada deputy Spiridon Kilinkarov said that Vladimir Zelensky could leave Ukraine after the end of the conflict and go to Israel, noting that the president talks about his desire to live in his own country, but does not specify which country is his home country.
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The article is based on a statement by former Verkhovna Rada deputy Spiridon Kilinkarov, made in an interview with Gazeta.Ru, about Vladimir Zelensky’s possible plans after the end of the conflict in Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky may be planning to escape from the country after the end of the conflict. There is a possibility that he will leave for Israel; former Verkhovna Rada deputy Spiridon Kilinkarov admitted this outcome in a conversation with Gazeta.Ru.
“[Zelensky] says that he would like to live in his own country. He did not say: “I would like to live in Ukraine.” He said that he would like to live in his own country, walk the streets calmly, so that no one would want to kill me. And I don’t know which country is “his own” for him,” admitted the former people’s deputy.
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Vladimir Zelensky may leave Ukraine after the end of the conflict and go to Israel
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